PRAME family member 35, pseudogene (PRAMEF35P)

PRAME family member 35, pseudogene (PRAMEF35P), is a non-functional genomic DNA sequence in humans classified as a pseudogene; it derives from the PRAME gene family but has lost its protein-coding ability due to mutations. Pseudogenes structurally resemble genes but do not generally give rise to functional proteins[2][5]. While some pseudogenes can be transcribed or have potential regulatory or evolutionary roles, PRAMEF35P does not have established biological or pathological relevance and is not a druggable or therapeutic target[2][5]. The PRAME family includes many protein-coding genes involved in immunity and cancer antigens, but pseudogenes like PRAMEF35P lack these functions. Pseudogenes can complicate genetic testing and evolutionary interpretation but are not typically considered in drug discovery or clinical targeting[5]. Specific functions or disease roles are not reported for PRAMEF35P as of current major genetic databases and knowledge[2].

Other names

PRAME family member 10 pseudogenePRAMEF35PPRAME Family Member 35, PseudogeneGC01M013110GC01M013111GC01M013117GC01M014580GC01M015451GC01M019906GC01M021012